Will my wrap smudge, smear or wash off?

Will I be able to remove my wrap in the future?

Can you see through the windows after the Wrap is applied?

Can the driver side and passenger windows be wrapped?

Do you wrap the roof?

Can unpainted vehicle surfaces like plastic parts and fiberglass bumpers be wrapped?

Can you apply Wrap to vehicles besides cars?

How is a Wrap better than a custom paint job?

Does ImagePro Signs accept major credit cards?

Is it possible to sponsor my car, truck, van or bus wrap?

How do I get started?

Do wraps damage paint?

Is it possible to get someone to sponsor my vehicle wrap?
 

Q: What is a vehicle wrap?
A: A vehicle wrap is a thin vinyl film that adheres directly to a vehicle, very much like a sticker. This thin vinyl film conforms to the shape of the vehicle and is usually digitally printed with colorful graphics for advertising. When looked upon from a distance, a neat vehicle wrap gives the appearance of a quality custom paint job. The advantage is that vehicle wraps are a lot less expensive than custom jobs and can be removed very easily without damaging a vehicle surfaces.

Q: Will my wrap smudge, smear or wash off?
A: No. Not only does ImagePro Signs use the latest in vehicle wrap printing and ink products, we also laminate our wraps to insure years of protection. You will be able to wash your vehicle as you wish while the paint finish underneath is protected.

Q: Will I be able to remove my wrap in the future?
A: Yes. Wraps, unlike bumper stickers, are designed to be removed without leaving evidence that it was ever applied. This means that your vehicle has been protected from the sun, rocks and door dings. When the wrap is removed your vehicle's exterior finish is back to the showroom floor condition it was purchase with. Many companies are using wraps to protect their vehicle lease contracts. It's almost like getting a free wrap. 

Q: Can you see through the windows after the Wrap is applied?
A: Yes. Perforated vinyl films called window perforations (or “window perfs”) have little holes in them and allow you to see outside from your car or truck windows. The window perforations can be applied on your back and rear windows on the sides.

Q: Can the driver side and passenger windows be wrapped?
A: No. DOT laws do not allow us to wrap these windows.

Q: Do you wrap the roof?
A: Yes and No. Yes, we can wrap windows on any vehicle. We wrap roofs for most small vehicles where the roof is visible. However, when it comes to wrapping big vehicles (SUVs, trucks, vans, bobtails), most customers decide not to cover the roof because it does not provide much advertising.

Q: Can unpainted vehicle surfaces like plastic parts and fiberglass bumpers be wrapped?
A: Unpainted vehicle surfaces can be wrapped however it is not recommended. Vinyl adhesives do not stick very well to unpainted surface and so there is always a chance that the wrap will peel off from these areas.

Q: Can you apply Wrap to vehicles besides cars?
A: Sure! We can wrap boats, box trucks, SUVS, trailers, vans and any other imaginable vehicle that moves on earth or above the sea.

Q: How is a Wrap better than a custom paint job?
A: A Wrap is better than a paint job in many ways. The biggest advantages are cost savings, speed of production, removability, and better book value for your vehicle.

• Wrap cost a lot less than a custom paint job. Plus, it is a lot easier and faster to produce complex designs. A quality wrap can be designed and applied in less than 2 weeks. Sometimes a Wrap can be completed in just a couple of days.

• Wrap can be removed easily, without damaging the paint beneath it. Compare against the time and cost of removing a custom paint job.

• Lastly, Wrap protect the paint from fading. This may result in an increase value for your vehicle when you are ready to sell your car or truck.

Q: Can parts of a Wrap be changed to reflect a new phone number or a new address?
A: Yes. If you happen to move and need to change your phone number, website address, or any other information on the wrap, a portion of the Wrap can be reprinted with the new information and applied to your vehicle.

Q: Does ImagePro Signs accept major credit cards?
A: Yes, we accept Visa, MasterCard credit cards directly and all major credit cards through PAYPAL. You may even pay with PAYPAL and other forms of payment.

Q: Is it possible to sponsor my car, truck, van or bus wrap?
A. Many corporations will pay for, or reimburse you for your Wrap. Businesses today realize the huge saving in mobile advertising through fleet graphics and they are willing to be a sponsor. If you are interested in a particular sponsor, contact their marketing department and request a vehicle wrap sponsor package.

Q: How do I get started?
A: A typical Wrap involves the following steps

1. Fill in the vehicle request form: We need information about your vehicle and a rough idea of the design you are looking for. To get an estimate please fill the price quote form by clicking here. We try our best to give you a brisk reply.
    
2. Design Creation and Approval: Once you accept the quote and a down payment has been received, we create a design for your wrap. If you already have a vehicle wrap design then this step is eliminated.

   After the design is created a proof is submitted and upon approval the design is sent for digital printing and laminating.
    

3. Installation Scheduling: While the wrap is in production, an installation is scheduled for your vehicle.
    
4. Installation: Finally, on the day of installation, the Wrap is installed on your vehicle and you are ready to drive your mobile advertisement everywhere you go.*

* Please note that it is important to do a good car wash your vehicle before the installation day so that it is clean from road grime and dirt. Moreover, your vehicle must not be waxed. Wax creates adhesion problem and therefore vehicle wraps peel off when applied to waxed vehicles. Wax must be completely removed from a vehicle before installation.

Q: Do wraps damage paint?
A: No. Wraps are made by quality manufacturers like 3M and Oracal. In our experience, wraps are completely harmless to vehicle paint.

However, if the paint is not in good condition (if it’s peeling, cracking, fading, oxidizing, etc. / is poorly applied / is not a quality automotive paint) then the wrap might not stick very well and it will not last for very long. In such cases when the paint is in poor condition, the vinyl peels off, and it peels the paint beneath it.

Q. Is it possible to get someone to sponsor my vehicle wrap?
A. Many corporations will pay for, or reimburse you for your Wrap. Businesses today realize the huge saving in mobile advertising through fleet graphics and they are willing to be a sponsor. If you are interested in a particular sponsor, contact their marketing department and request a vehicle wrap sponsor package.